Rosehip liqueur

With just over 6 weeks until Christmas, it's the perfect time to bottle homebrews to be ready to celebrate the holidays or give as gifts for friends and family.

The perfect pick-me-up for colds and flu, simply dilute with hot water and honey. Or add water, fizzy water or lemonade for a refreshing drink

Rose hips come from bushes that have thorns so ensure you wear a good thick pair of gardening gloves when picking them! Ingredients One 70 cl bottle of vodka (remove 1/3) For a more old fashioned r…

Make your own rosehip gin with fruit foraged from local woodlands. Quick and easy to make; leave until Christmas and enjoy in front of a warm fire!

The berries were bad this year, but the rosehips have been fat and juicy. I decided to try rosehip moonshine. Gathered a bucket full of hips off the masses of Sitka rose bushes by my workplace. Aft…

Rose hip syrup can be enjoyed in mixed drinks, in tea, or over ice cream. Rosehip syrup is loaded with vitamin C & Beta Carotene.

I was wondering what to blog about next. Well last Friday I went foraging at the Welsh Harp in NW London, next to Brent Cross Shopping Centre. This is a beautiful tranquil place in the middle of su…

A beverage for a joyful heart! Spiced hawthorn and rose hip mead marries herbal medicine with fermented libation.

Continuing our series on wild booze for (almost) free

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